How to propagate potted Serissa japonica? All the common methods are here

Serissa japonica is simple and low-maintenance when planted in the ground. In the south, it can be planted in mass in gardens to form shrub thickets; viewed from afar in summer, it looks as white as snow, giving a feeling of coolness and elegance. It is usually used for shaped potted display or for making stump bonsai. Gardeners often need to propagate a couple of pots of Serissa japonica for themselves as backups